This topic explains how to download and install Apigee Adapter for Envoy.
Overview
In the following steps, you will download and set up two applications on your system:
theApigee Remote Service CLIand theApigee Remote Service for Envoy.
Download and install
Create a base directory on your system in which to install the Remote Service CLI and
the Remote Service. For example:
Extract the tar file contents into the new directories:
tar -xf apigee-remote-service-cli_version_platform.tar.gz -C apigee-remote-service-clitar -xf apigee-remote-service-envoy_version_platform.tar.gz -C apigee-remote-service-envoy
Delete the tar files.
When you complete these steps,$ENVOY_HOMEcontains two directories:
ls -1 .
apigee-remote-service-cli
apigee-remote-service-envoy
Create the following environment variables for theapigee-remote-service-cliandapigee-remote-service-envoydirectories. You will use these environment variables
throughout the documentation:
You are now ready to set up and use the
Apigee Adapter for Envoy to proxy API calls with Apigee API management. The following examples
shows you how to use the adapter with Apigee and Apigee hybrid:
Install and run Envoy and the Remote Service
locally, not inside a Kubernetes cluster. You can follow the example in this document for both Apigee and Apigee hybrid
installations.
Deploy the Remote Service into an Istio service mesh. The remote service provides
the endpoints to the Istio sidecar proxies that are installed on your target services.
This setup lets you use the Apigee Adapter for Envoy with an Apigee hybrid installation.
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